Polis Seaside Stroll
Mysterious Building Part 2

I have now reached the rear of the mysterious building. You can see a manicured larn and well-kept hedges, so the place is obviously being maintained.

Jetty End

Arriving at the base of the jetty I could see that they had pulled the final steps up onto the main walkway. Presumably this was to protect it from the winter storms.
Distant Campsite

By now the mysterious building was beginning to lure me away from the beach.
More Numbers

I found another of those labelled pebbles here though. I wonder what their purpose is?
Distant Sports Field

Behind the large building there was a manicured lawn. From there I could see the sports pitch. I am guessing that it is part of the building, but there is no obvious route from here to there.
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